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By | October 2009
Believe it or not, non-fiction filmmaking’s roots were based in the realm of manipulated reality.
(The following is an excerpt from The History of Independent Cinema by Film Threat's contributing editor Phil Hall, published by BearManor Media.) The...
BOOTLEG FILES 306: “Le Roi des Champs-Élysées” (1934 French comedy starring Buster Keaton). LAST SEEN: We cannot confirm the last public...
(The following article is excerpted from The History of Independent Cinema by Film Threat’s contributing editor Phil Hall. The book is now available from...
BOOTLEG FILES 305: “Annie Get Your Gun” (1957 made-for-TV musical starring Mary Martin). LAST SEEN: In its one-and-only 1957 telecast. AMERICAN HOME...
BOOTLEG FILES 304: “Hill Number One” (1951 made-for-TV film with James Dean in his first movie role). LAST SEEN: Online at Archive.org. AMERICAN...
BOOTLEG FILES 303: "Tillie’s Punctured Romance"(1914 film that holds the distinction of being the first feature-length comedy). LAST SEEN: All over the...
BOOTLEG FILES 302: “Portrait of Gina” (1958 unsold TV pilot directed by and starring Orson Welles). LAST SEEN: An unauthorized presentation can be...
BOOTLEG FILES 301: “Drugs Are Like That” (1970s-era anti-drug educational film narrated by Anita Bryant). LAST SEEN: It can be seen online at...
This week marks the 300th entry in The Bootleg Files series, and I thought I would shift gears on this anniversary to talk about the circumstances that...
BOOTLEG FILES 299: “Parlor, Bedroom and Bath” (1931 comedy starring Buster Keaton). LAST SEEN: It can be downloaded from several web sites. ...